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Embrace the Past and Future: To-Team’s Unmatched Capability in Legacy Platform Allocation

Looking to replace outdated systems? Challenge To-Team with your toughest demands and witness their exceptional capability in finding refurbished and discontinued products.Discover To-Team’s Remarkable Capability: Sourcing Rare Old Computing Platforms! 🕹️

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Our secret lies in our deep-rooted relationships with vendors and extensive market knowledge. We thrive on challenges and invite you to put us to the test. Share your requirements for replacing EOL products, and watch us work our magic!

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General

Raspberry pi industrial successor

Imagine having a single-board computer that can do everything that Raspberry PI 3 and Raspberry PI 4B can do, but better. That’s what our product can offer you. It is a compatible replacement for Raspberry PI 3 and Raspberry PI 4B that has a faster CPU, GPU, memory and USB ports. It can run any software that works on Raspberry PI and it can also replace the educational Raspberry PI system. Sounds too good to be true? Click here to see for yourself.

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DRAM & NAND

What is DWPD, PBW and TBW?

Welcome to this comprehensive article on SSD performance, speed, and capacity. The following is the 3rd post in a series of “Understanding SSD Basics”. One of the most important characteristics and the biggest secret of the SSD (Solid State Drive) industry is how to measure the quality of the SSD?
Most the users/customers will point the Read/Write (R/W) speed as the major indicator.
Others will describe the Program/Erase (P/E) cycles as the most important feature.
Very few people will indicate the NAND Flash type (SLC, MLC, TLC or 3D-TLC) as the most relevant element.
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DRAM & NAND

Performance Matters: Speed and Capacity

Unveiling the Power of SSDs: Performance, Speed, and Capacity
Introduction: Welcome to this comprehensive article on SSD performance, speed, and capacity. When choosing an SSD, understanding these key factors is crucial for finding the optimal storage solution that meets your specific needs. In this article, we will explore and demystify the performance metrics associated with SSDs, including read and write speeds, random and sequential performance, as well as the impact of different capacities on overall performance. By the end of this article, you will have all the necessary information to make an informed decision.

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DRAM & NAND

“Understanding SSD Basics”

Welcome to the first post of our series, “Understanding SSD Basics.” In this article, we will provide a comprehensive introduction to solid-state drives (SSDs) and cover the key concepts that form the foundation of SSD technology. By the end of this article, you will have a solid understanding of how SSDs work and the crucial factors to consider when evaluating their performance.

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